Michigan’s Mason Graham might not have the prototypical measurements of an NFL defensive tackle, but the 6-foot-3, 320-pounder is still widely considered a top-10 prospect in the draft. Graham is one of nine Wolverines in Indianapolis this week for the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine and was asked what he would like to show teams ahead of April’s draft.

Michigan defensive lineman Mason Graham tore up the Ohio State Buckeyes in November, but OSU ultimately got the last laugh in the College Football Playoff.

Former Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham, a consensus All-America selection last season, claims he’s not a “mysterious guy.” Graham, speaking to reporters on Wednesday at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, spent three seasons at Michigan and finished with 17 tackles for loss and nine sacks.

When speaking with reporters on Tuesday at the NFL Combine, Jaguars' GM James Gladstone made it known that they will prioritize both the offensive and defensive fronts this offseason.

NFL Scouting Combine is underway in Indianapolis, with players spending the day meeting with teams and the media. One of the Wolverines taking part in

NFL draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah says Mason Graham may not pass the initial eye test. But the film shows the former Michigan football star is an elite NFL draft prospect.

Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham, a likely early first-round pick in this year's draft, says his performance against Ohio State is "all you need to see, really" to figure out his NFL prospects.

Where will Michigan football's Mason Graham be picked in 2025 NFL draft? NFL mock draft projections, picks weigh in on Wolverines star.

Former Michigan football defensive tackle Mason Graham is likely at worst a top-five pick in the upcoming NFL draft. And on Wednesday, he's meeting with the media at the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis to discuss his next steps.